The blank canvas. The white screen. The blinking cursor. What do I write about now?

It took me a long time to understand that writing is a task best undertaken alone. And I don't just mean in solitude, I mean as an individual errand. One

Heads up: there are lots of swear words in this article.

If you're not writing as much as you want to, it's time to take a look at what's stopping you. No matter what's holding you back, you can write more if you really want to.

We can't all afford to pay an editor to review our work. And sometimes our kind friend who's great at picking up typos just doesn't have the time (when you write as much as I do those favours wear out quickly).

Although some people try to find the science in it, writing is really an art. Which means it's hard to study precisely, and it's hard for us to know exactly what we can do to get better at it.

Hint: the answer isn't blocking Facebook

Repurposing content ideas using work you've already done is a great way to improve the work you're already creating every day - and get more readers!

So you want to start a blog for your business, or to build up your audience, but you're worried that you have nothing interesting to say.

Writing a research-driven post can be daunting - so we put together this guide on how each step of the process.

Creativity is nourished by conflict. — Scott Belsky When you're struggling for new ideas, do you ever think "some conflict would be handy right about now"? I know I never do.

Ghost founder John and I have been talking content strategy lately. We've been really focused on blue-sky-synergy-sessions (obviously), but we've also been getting into the nitty-gritty on a few issues.

Sometimes I'll come across an interesting finding in my work, or  in conversation, and I'll want to share it. But these little snippets of ideas or experiences don't always feel

If you're struggling to find time to work on your blog, there's a really simple way to fix that. In fact, you can use this method to find time in your day for anything you want to make a priority.